the m Enron n daily tribune!, miodford. or., prtday. rATi it (. hhw.
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WOODMEN PLAN
BIG LOG ROLLING
d Convnl Boak to Visit Med ford
Wi?U Associate Head Officers ou Ap
ril 13 Over Hundred to Be Initiated
Camps from All Parts to Be Here.
Head 1'oiimiI I. 1. Honk of tin- Pa
cific jurisdiction, t Wooitmeii of tin
World, neeoiiipjinied by his associate
head officers, who include T. Clinton
Von lt ol' Piisuile iiii, Oil,, head adviser
1. K. SiiitdfjrasK of Kuyoiio, Or., head
banker; '. V. cnsoii of Denver, Colo.,
head clerk; ' 'unressimiii W. Ilmvlcy
of Ore on, chairman of the hoard of
head nmnnoors ; .M. K. Wilson of Ito.e
man. Mont., hind tsrt.it; A. .M. .McKel
lar of Salt Lake, head watchman; .lohn
I'attison of Spokane, Wash.; . I'.
Hnwke of Pueblo, Colo., and lr. James
Stctthuiise of Denver, head managers,
will arrive in Med ford Monday, April
1,'t, for the purpose of making an offi
cial visit to the local ramps in this vi
cinity and more part inilaiiy to initiate
a class id' 1) candidates for the sev
era) camps in Southern Oregon. The lo
eal camps will bring a class of eandi
dates to be initiated with a class of
.Medford Camp No. mi of Mcdford, un
the night of April l-'l, at Medford. Jov
ernor Chamberlain is also expected to
lie present.
The head camp offers a cash prize of
$."ti to the camp in Southern Oregon
bringing the largest number of candi
dates to (lie big logrolling, and a
heavy solid gold "boss chopper's"
badge to the neighbor securing the laig
est number of applications during this
campaign. In addition to these prizes
the local camps are offering several
(icgaut prizes to the "boosters." This
is the first time in the history of the
local camp that the heal officers have
made an official visit en masse, and
as they make only five stops in Oregon,
Hoatt uonsui I. I. BoaK.
being I'ori land, linker I 'ity, liosebnrg.
McM inn ille and Meilfont, the local
mem Iters are " die lighted ' ' that this
Kfity is olie of the five selected ami will
wit lion I dou id give t he d ist inguished
visitors a rityal welcome.
The Woodmen of the World numbers
5.")H.iHii members in the 1'iiitcd States.
1IH;.Oi)II of Ihese being ill ille Ililie Pa
cific states and I7.dii:i of whom reside
in Oregon. The order is divided into
two jurisdictions known as the Sov
ereign and I'acific. The Sovereign car
ries a reserve fntitl of .".,inin,imi, while
the Pacific, which is the nine western
Htntes, has accumulated a reserve ol
$.Cihnhih. The head banker of the
I'acific juri-idict ion being I. K. Suod
grass of Mugene, Or., it can be irntli
fully said that the W. o. W. not only
keeps tin- money in Oregon, but also
brings the money from eight other
States lo I h-egnii. lis reserve fund is
invest ei I in bi.uds such as schnol. wa
tor, paving and other state, county and
municipal b"nds.
The I oca I recept ion com mil t eo con
sists of .1. II. Kitgeiahl. .1. II. At
well. .1. W. Wiley. .1. W. Ling. Pern
Stewart, A. S. Wills. A. W. Lacy, La
tin r llaelwonil. II. L. lintfin. Charles
Tnrpiii, V. K. Martin. William Oar
rett, W. It. Jackson, L. K. Hoover. ;.
0. Shirley. M. W. Skeel in fact, eV
OI'V one of the "'oo members of Med
ford camp is expected to consider him
self a member uf the i imittee to ns
Hist in "boosting and making the oc
casion a splendid success and oin- long
to be remembered.
The local camp meets next Sunday
afternoon :il 1,'eJ Men's hall, and every
llleltllier i- eXier!.rt to be pf'Sellt to as
sist in making a naniM-iiiciit s t hat will
ilomoii!! rate that the choppers of Med
ford know Imw to "I st."
0. J. Mialiey. special (organizer, hn
just returned fnon a visit to the sev
oral ramp surrounding and reports
splendid meetings ;n,, that each f:i rn
Will do i!s pari t ake the big log
Tolling n -nci-es.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
William lf.. to Ileie Sheppatd.
- Lots V. and 1 I. bb.rk Ib.
y Addition to M.df.od 1"
1,. II. Wyant to Ceo. M. Katoii.
lot , :t, I. and '. Hun
aker Addition. Adil.ui. ....
to-ie Nteelnmn to Fii-t Free
Meth.Nlisi chur. h of A-dihmd.
pritpi rt i in W ilroitd Add it ion
lo A shin nd
' 'He... i mnt. r-.-i f Wilbur W.
I t-ri.n, .Vij m- T-9 t
' eV. : ri.e-
i4ie.o fu ' ft. 1 .V
I In-. t ' ai in
4 ""I'd ?. ffih!p :'.7. laiig.-
W I
CUT DOWN
ACREAGE IN HOPS
f'Lin ;m :if...t t' 0 :i 110-et iin; in
rth-iti.l Mnn-li ..t ihi--tnr of the
V'ini 1 nml Moiictiower union retire
'n an. I 1
foiiiTa. Hie purpose of vum
(.lirpoe of 'Mi ll 1 to t:ike
tej,j K.oKin to i Hint. rial reduction vf
WZ V. ':
I
the hop acreage of the three Btates thin
According to Secretary Joseph Unuin
gart nrr of the ( regon branch of the
union, an agreement has been drawn up
providing for a cut of one third in the
present acreage, and it is believed that
it sutlicieiit number of the growers of
the three states can be induced to make
the proposed reduction til the lilON out
put in ihe hope of saving the' market
from complete demoralization.
The California growers and union
members are the initiators of the latest
movement. Whether al the meeting to
be held the latter part of the month
they will be able to draw the Oregon
and Washington growers into line with
their views remains to be seen. It is
ob ions to all al all informed as to con
ditions in the hop market that it drastic
cut in I he acreage is a necessity.
FANCY WINESAPS AT
$3.75 A BOX TODAY
New high prices are shown in the In
cal apple market again. For fancy st
lert Winesaps ihe price was advanced
to .L,.T-" in (he Front street markets to
day and lower grades have been corre
spondingly moved up. The spurt in ar
rivals al this lino indicates the season's
close ending and for this reason the de
mand is greater than usual. Fort land
Journal.
AMUSEMENTS.
Jubilee Singers Coming.
Williams ( h'iginul Jubilee Singers
will be here Saturday night, March -1.
The programme consists of jubilee
songs, plantation songs, negro melodies,
camp meeting songs, negro lullnhys,
iKgro comic songs, cabin and river
songs, sent i mental sings, ballads, rag
time songs, classic selections. The car
tain will be held until !' o'clock,
eals are now on sale.
Xo one will be disappointed who en
gages Williams' Original Dixie Juhilet
Singers for a concert. They were
greeted enthusiastically whenever they
appeared upon the pint form at Colfax
(la.) assembly. Bishop McCabe. Op
era House, March -1.
SOME RECENT SALES IN
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
I. It. Siiupkins, who lives .just east
ol town, has sold his L'i acre farm to
Henry Head of near Agate for $7
The deal was closed Tuesday. The land
is excellent alfalfa land and, save a
small garden spot, is all in alfalfa. The
price, it will be seen, in .f'lf0 an acre.
The ."Ml acre place lying just north of
the Larrabee place, and best known as
the Corliraii place, is reported sold at
-fiL'.iit an acre. The name of the buyer
oold not be learned by the Herald at
t his u l it ing.
i he Ouiinagan farm of H0 acres, sit-
uahd in Sam's Valley, was sold a few
davs ago for li,'no. Ir. Jones and
Mr. Strang id" Medford wore the pur
chasers. Or. Junes is reported to have
made tin statement Monday that they
could t:l:adv sell the place at an ad
vane- ol almost ini) per cent.
'. M. It it r ley recently purchased a
2" acre t ract near hin place on I he
Jackson; ille road for $Il an acre. A
few nays ;mm he let one-half of it g
at .-'-' an .hie. Central I'ollit Herald.
A Dangerous Character in Town.
Still loafing around a few Medford
homes is a stranger of a suspicious
appearance and saggy, heavy look,
claiming to be an expert in light house
keeping. II is forbidding looks have
caused much a la nil and uneasiness
among the hoiisevvixes, not lo say
some real tiuhappines. His name is
unk nowu, but he t ravels incognito mi
der I he cognomen of ' ' I ohhv goggi
toss.
Hut dun 't worry, ladies, for our old
friend of itie sunny smile, the light
h a 1 1 and wholesome appearance: The
real joy miller is after him and is sure
to put him out of low u. for Wailsburg
Iu re Whil e Flour " knows no rival,
dd only by Allen & lieagan. the (iro
rv Store on the Corner.
NoTloF. ok KLKoTloX.
lie it n solved, by the Cily Council
of the City of Mod ford, Oregon, the
Mayor approving. That there be, and is
herebv railed a si ial election in said
ity for t he purpose of siibin it t ing to
he voters of said city for their ap
pruvai m- rejection, a propoci uiueiHi
metil to section 7l of the Ciiv Charter
f aid city, and otrh other matters as
lav be lawfully submitted at said elec
tion; that said election lie held upon
Ihe "d dav of April. l?ts. between the
I s of s a, in. and " p. in. of said day.
Tin following are hereby designated
as the polling places and judges and
clerks of said election:
For the First Ward: Tolling place.
dd cily hall, over llaskins' drug store.
Judge, (leotge A. Jackson, judge nml
clerk. K. M . Jordan ; judge and clerk.
I. F. Willeke.
For the Second Ward: Foiling place.
simple room of the Hoe Xnh. on l
street. Judge, V. J. Finerick ; judge nnd
clerk, ll. fJ. Karnei; judge and clerk,
II. II. Harvey.
F..r the Third Ward: foiling place,
city hall. Judge. A. T. Prisko; judge
and cbrk. K. M. Stewart; jnd and
rlerk, C. K. Collins.
The f.tregoing resolution wn tdoptH
bv the eitv council Murri 1. 11.
Treiv bridge vol ing n r. TAtri i te.
Wnrlman aye, MerricV r. Oj'1
TL-.f.-r nl.ei.t.
Approved March 1 1. H.
J F. RKPOV. r.r.
tt.-,t: I'.FV.r. M. coLLTV.
Recorder.
Nrwbury in $166
j .T;o-U..m ill-. Or.. Mnrrh 17. l!.
T.i the l'...p!.- -t .l.-ok-on Cnnnt'O
A ?uiii..r It r L'-'ineil curre ncy, ibnibt
L thr..e;;li the :ioe,-V of II1V politiclil
"frieiolv." fl.it I lnol ileteiQneil to
witlnlr:nv finni the r:o-e ftr irict tit
tornev on u-,,npl of henlth. U
0l' to- the ,,uW rioht on (K). p-M
aim i:n;e t ii f crimp out ir lur rumor
hy stating that I am a OHn-liJati for
the republican nomination for district
at tonic , and i ask the suffrages of
t he republicans of Jackson county at
the primaries, bn-ed upon my record as
an attorney at the Jackson county bar.
1 have actively practiced law at this
bar for five years, and I think my rec
ord in that time is a creditable one. 1
have had some tin cases before litis court
during these years and 1 believe myself
familiar with the practice of the court,
and if elected will not have to be ed li
ra led by the taxpayers along this line.
ll is true that during the past six
weeks, which time I should have been
interviewing ihe republicans of the dis
trict, I have been seriously indisposed,
due to an operation which was neces
sary to undergo; but I am attending to
business again and desire the support
of the republicans of the district.
Kour years ago T made the race for
district attorney and was beaten three
votes in Jackson county, and I do not
feel that the showing was a discredit
to me. T desire again to be the repub
lican muni nee. I have no pledges to
make' except t he one involved in the
oath of office which the district attor
ney must take that 1 will enforce the
laws to the best of my ability if elect
ed. Verv t rnh yours.
;rs XKwrtFKV.
KKSOLFTIOX.
lie it Resolved, by the City Council
of the City of Medford. Oregon, the
Mayor approving. That the following
proposed amendment to the City Char
ter of the City of Medford be submittd
lo ihe legal voters of said city for
their approval or rejection at a special
election to be held in said city on 4 he
:td .lay of April, HIOK:
I'roposed Amendment to Section "2 of
the City Charter of the City of Med
ford.
The People of the Cily of Medford do
ordain as follows:
Thai Section 7-' of an act of the leg
islalure of the State of Oregon, en
tilled, "An act to repeal an act en
tilled, ' An act to repeal un act en
titled, "An act lo incorporate the town
of Medford, in Jackson county, Oregon,
and limiting its powers and defining the
duties of its officers," and to repeal
an act entitled, "An act to incorporate
the town of Medford, in Jackson conn
ty, Oregon," approved Feb r nary -4,
iss.V filed in the office of the secre
tary of state February 11, lSSS. and
all amendments I hereof , and to incor
porate the City of Medford, in Jackson
county, Oregon, and to define its pow
ers and duties, approved February 0,
HUH, ami to incorporate the City of
Med ford, in Jackson county, Oregon,
deline its powers and duties, and to re
peal all ads and parts of acts in con
flict herewith." tiled in the office of
the secretary of state. February 7, 100.".,
as amended by the act umendatorv
thereof, filed in the office of the see
rotary of stale February l:t, 1!M).", and
is turther amended by the vote of the
people of Medford on June I, 1007, and
on March I., Ions, be and the same is
hereby further amended by adding
thereto the following:
Subdivision l. In addition to the
foregoing warrants ami bonds, as an
thorized in the preceding subdivisions
of this section, (lie said council is fur
ther anthori.eil to borrow money on the
faith of ihe city, and Tor that purpose
to issue additional warrants and bonds
for the sole purpose of securing, furnish
ing and installing a gravity supply of
pure water for said city; but in the
even) thai said council shall elect to
secure, furnish and install a gravity sup
ply of pure wnler as above mentioned,
ami shall issue warrants and bonds as
provided in this subdivision for such
purpose, the lotal amount of warrants
and bonds so issued shall al no time ex
ceed Ihe sum of .fjoii.iino, in addition to
the warrants and bonds in the three pre
ceding subdivisions authorized, and in
the event (hat such warrants and bonds
-hall be issued, such issue shall be in
all respects subject to the provisions
and restrictions of Subdivision li of
this section, except as lo the maximum
amount of such issue.
Following is the form in which the
above amendment will appear upon the
ballots at said election:
Submitted bv Order of the Citv Council.
CHARTER, AMKNDMKNT.
Vide Yes or Xo.
' 'liaiter A mend men t authorizing t he
installation of a gravity water supply
and the issuance of bonds therefor, and
limiting the aiiioinil of such bonds to
$.'011,111 hi.
bin Yes.
HH Xo.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
bv the Citv Council March IK, HtOK,
Trowbridge voting aye, Kifert aye,
Wort ma n aye, Merrick aye, Olwell aye,
llafer absent.
Approved March H. 190S.
.T. V. RKODY. Mayor.
Attest: llFA'.L M. COLLTXS.
Recorder.
Tho pimnir
TEA KETTLE
Furnishes hot
wnler for ten on
very horl 110I ice
It ran be used
un the ten table
or in the kilchcn
Attm hc lo tiny
fleet roller
durable
t ROGUE IIYEI
1LKCT1IC CO.,
Hnci-esor to Condor
j V:er Power Co. Of
j frr W. 7th M.
opo. Id elerl He ;il
DIAMONDS
'.T'MKM
t,nm nii a
b
ri,ll I f
4!
C 8I.F.ET, Ni-ar Depot.
01
Model Clothing Co.
$15.00 $17.00 $20.00
NEW SPRING SUITS
-ot-vstk
Golden
Grain
Granules
100 PER CENT PUKK
CISRKAL COFFEE.
H tiislos like fuff'cc. It looks
like col'IVo ami ii smells like
col" fee. hut is pure roasted
grains, Mended so as to pro
cure the lies) flavor, the
greatest strength and an ar
ticle which young and old
may drink morning, jioon
and night.
Oolden Ornin Crannies is
especially recommended to
those suffering from heart
Irouhlc, nervousness, consti
pation, indigestion, dyspep
sia and stomach trouhlcs.
X early 'l-iiouud jxirLiiif
fur '2'u; all retail grocers.
"Wholesale hv
P. B. Theiss & Co.
Mp.lfonl, Or.
TIME TABLES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Northbound.
n. 1l Orison Kxin-sH. . . . ."::Hi . iti
No. I I I'lirlliinil Kxpri-Ms . . . It: l!t :t. m
Xi. 22"i l''ir AohlmiH In: I.', 11. in
I Southbound.
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N.i. l:t Sun l'r:iii.-it-.i Mxp.' l:."i". m
Nn. L'J". l-'rnm liiMiil. l':t..' !: I.'. p. iti
PACiriC 4 EASTERN RAILWAY.
No. 1 7.7iv- Si i t i -T j ":.'n. m
N... .'I l.ca v.-h Mc.ll.nH ! 'J : .'in . in
N... -' ArriM'H Mr.lf.ir.l 1 1 :. :i. m
Nr.. I Arri.- Mcill.inl I .".::(" i. in
. 1it)l BIVER VALLEY RAILWAY
N... 2 "l.wivi". MnlroH .T 7n.niTm.
N'. 4 I,i-ii'.-. Mi-dl'nr.l I .":."i". p. rn
Mi.tcr l.i.i .. Mi..llnr.l ' 2: Oft p. in.
M,.H.r I...IHH M.-.lfur.l f:liO ji. rn
No. I I.M1VM. .larkwuivilli-..! (MKMl.ln
A .. :, I,i':ivi. .liii-k.onvilli1. '! U:.10p. in
Mo. I.itim.ii .l.'ii-k.nnv ill... j l-.Oup.ln
Mnt' l.i.nvi' .l:iJ. .mivilli'. . ' T:."." i. Ill
Spec in I motor c(r trie- ilnriii(f l;iv,
i(i ami iipwunl, ner.Tlinj( to nuni
htr ult. I'h o in JiipkiofJill offtp.n.
TITK MAN WHO LAHX UKIIIND NKYKK KX.IOYS THH UH'M
THINCiS IX la" 1'K. 1 ' K AMOXti TIIK FIRST ATT 1 1 MS I.) IX OUW XISW
NIMMXi CIMSATIOXS lilSAlTIR'l, HKOWXS. 1MCII OKAY MJX
TTRISX, SW1S1J. LONDON SMOKE, SISDATIS ULl'lS SISKOI5S AND
II A I KLIN IS WORST IS I )S. STY I IS AND T A 1 LO R I NO OUAK ANT IS IS I ).
SUITS AT INTRODUCTORY PRICKS $15, $17.50 $20
Highest Grade Makes at
$25.00 $30.00 $40.00
IF NOT ALKKADY A W ISA RISK T HISS IS AIMS THIS CLOTHES YOU
AIMS 0OIN0 TO W1SAK SOONKR OR LATER. "MAKE YOUR. SE-
LECTIONS TODAY
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Are You
Thinking of
Riiilflino'?
I 'i-n insii hi linprovi- nl i-i .in m ii v.
piinripril ..Hi.-.-. 1'oit l:in.l. nii'Mon: nip
itlll lorl,. IIIII.IIIIO; ini-i.l politloi S, II.
V. Wolls. .1. I!. l.nli.M iiii. I U. I liili-nl t.
Aslih.n.l l.o.l.. No. IH I. I v .).- t
.iii.l l'i'nl.Tti.. Oiil.-r ol' i:iliN, pr pnl
..Iiii-.'. A-.lil:ili.l. tlHnii; illroiporntors,
I ', II, r.-ippi ll.-ir. I-:. A. Slirrwiii nn.t I'.
II. Viiiip.l.
EXCURSION RATES FROM
BUY THE CATCHY SNAPSHOT FOR
PIANO. !
Itciuil I'.h- in Hl:tiiiH to l'. S. .Mitchell J
AmIiIihmI, Or., for Hum renl Mnrch Two j
toji. If yon lire not pleaded, He m I it j
Imi'li ju'fpinptlv nml t;cl Nt.'iinpH refnmleil.;
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. R. SEELY, M. D.
I'liVHicimi mil Surgeon
Mmlern 1 1 1 i i I ienii jnp- Itooins.
X liny, office Honrs, In I'J, 4i I. M.
Office in Jackson County Bank BUIk.
WILLIAM YOUNO
f'A Itl'KNTKIt AND UVl l.HKU.
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furniture Built.
Uox 7I. Meilfonl, Or
DR. A. B. SWEET
I'h vieiiui ii ml Snryeon.
Office itl lfciieiice.
Medford Furniture Co" MedfoTrt,Or.
IToiisefnrni.Hher4 nml I 'mlerl.'ilierft. 1 :i v
I'hone :t.'..'t, Nihl I'honi'H -('. W. 'nnl(
lin. lit-,; J. II. Ituller, I IH.
Win. M. Colvift, Medford. Or.
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attorneys at Law.
Oeo. II. Durham, Orantn Vann, Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D
Physic'an and Surgeon.
K;ieM Point,
Oregon,
E. L. BALCOM.
New W'eit Side f "on f ect iolHTV - Ffllit
ntore en lol i n, iinln, ciyrirtt. oh:iceo,
f re-It I'niil in HeiiMoti. ejir Hotel
M,.ore. Meilfor.l, Or,
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL
SECTION AOENCY. !
L..eli It.. snv Me.lfor.l, Or.
E. T. HUNT, j
VATi;K sri'l'I.V roNTKATOlt. I
III ' experience; A I referi'lici
Ifiit of woik :it nyht price. 1'iiiiijiin
phmtfi iii"tfille. in whole r in part.!
A ny tiv :tiliilile power. Wood r uleol !
tan Iti on correct in list nicfnrrn. (innn- '
line engine net. Mprtiy (nilfiln built j
iiiol repniri il. A chMtu e to figure on
your work will In- opprcriotM. I'titil.
nhop in tKTiirci), lini I OH lUiidanc.
end of North 1 atrMt. I
AND CALL FOR T1IIS.M LATER."
Lumber
WIO 11AVK SOMK P.UTLPIXOS TO
l!K TOK' DOWN WHICH AVlilOV
FKU KOK' HAld'l ON TIIKOROHND.
('Aid, AT OUR OK KM MO.
I
& Lumber Co.
n:.,., a
vIIVCII AW ity I I vWConie hihI Hee our yoodM nml leiirn how
Id win the prize. !umenihert our r:i i 11 cotinlcr are the best things
in town.
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
JKi WKNT SKVKXTIl KTIfMKT.
McOLASHAN b JUNKEN, PropH. PHONE NO. lfiOl
A bit of
Alfalfa Land
Kvcry mic pusli'd on 1 lie land situal ion in this val
ley kimws that immI liay land is n'uini;' lu lie in de
ii land fi'iiin t liis I iine furl Ii, nwinn' to si niiich of our
alfalfa land having! n lanted to fruit trees. We
are aide to offer for a short lime
J.- ,rIOK OK Til 10 P.IOST
Only three miles from Medford. for Ihe reasonahle
priee of
TWO IH'NDI.MOD DOLLARS PIOI," AtMilO.
And we iriiiionni'e it one of the liesl lmys in the
valley today, ll is of (lie lies! ipialily, and we
know it will prove a winner to the huyer. It is
eiiially well adapted to pears. If it interests you.
eall at onee on
Roue Rfvet Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUILDINO,
Bring Your "Wants'
OREGON
1.1:0.011.1 ci... m..
MEDFORD, OREGON.
to Tribune Office